Sermon Library

Sermons for Every Season

I've been preaching for more than three decades: from pulpits and funeral homes to gravesides, and at weddings in banquet halls, orchards, and on beaches. Every sermon here is one I wrote and preached myself, and I still love the whole process, from the first read of the text to the final amen.

The sermons don't stand alone. You'll see buttons that will take you to specific Bible book commentary hubs. I hope you find this resource helpful as you study, pray, and write for God's glory.

For Preachers and Teachers

Study the Text, Then Preach It

Several books of the Bible have their own commentary hub, with verse-by-verse notes, chapter outlines, and the historical background behind the text. Open a section below and look for the Study the Text buttons.

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Latest Sermons

New sermons appear here as they are preached, about twice a month.

Sermons by Season

The church year tells the story of Jesus from expectation to fulfillment. Open a season to see its sermons, or go straight to the full season page.

Advent, Christmas & Epiphany

21 sermons
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Lent

7 sermons
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Holy Week & Easter

14 sermons
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Pentecost

4 sermons
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Ordinary Time

45 sermons
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All Saints & Christ the King

3 sermons
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Remembering the faithful who have gone before us and proclaiming the reign of Christ at the close of the church year.

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Sermons by Scripture

Every sermon begins with a text. Open a section for the sermons on it and the commentary hubs that go deeper into the same books.

The Old Testament

22 sermons
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The Gospels & Acts

75 sermons
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Epistles & Revelation

18 sermons
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Sermons for Funerals and Weddings

Some of the most important preaching happens outside the Sunday service, at gravesides and at altars.

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